EISY migration issue (failure to run)

[sjenkins]

Most of my node servers came across from my POLISY to the EISY except for two ; one of them being OpenSprinkler.

In the logs it seems to be having a sslv3 alert handshake failure.  Logs attached.

Also the restore from backup did not bring back the configuration on this node server and two others.  Most did.

 

OpenSprinkler_1-9-2023_104107-AM.zip

[Javi]

Thanks, both of the node servers I published need to be updated to support pg3,  hopefully by the end of the day today. 

[Javi]

@sjenkins,  It should be live now.

[sjenkins]

updated to new version and restarted pg3x, similar error (might be different line number)

 

 

OpenSprinkler_1-9-2023_34256-PM.zip

[Javi]

Hi @sjenkins,

Per Bob please try:

You'll need to do a re-install (note, not delete and install) for it to pick up the change.

 

https://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/39706-cant-connect-on-eisy/?do=findComment&comment=356126

 

[sjenkins]

@Javi I did do that the first time (had to do it with all my ns coming over).

I just did it again.  Also have done both a restart of pg3x and then a restart of whole eisy.

Same error with the issue.  I don't have much in the way of programming for this ns so I am ok to delete and install in a different spot or anything else to "play" with it.

Let me know ; I'll leave it stopped for now.

 

[sjenkins]

@Javi so I deleted the node server &. installed it in another slot.

All 34 nodes came back.  Solved.

Thanks again!

 

[Javi]

1 minute ago, sjenkins said:

@Javi so I deleted the node server &. installed it in another slot.

All 34 nodes came back.  Solved.

Thanks again!

 

Great.  Maybe migration related?

[sjenkins]

17 hours ago, Javi said:

Great.  Maybe migration related?

Looks like it.  I think as long as people have a list of things to try we can get everyone through this.  No doubt by deleting I reset something ; maybe didn't need to change slots.  Thanks again for your updates.

Today I have been into my z-wave migration so it was good to have a base system which was working as before.